Andrew is the Driver of the Goat Track Bus, so hop aboard and hold onto your hats!!! Andrew has been an inspirational teacher of children and young people through drama/theatre for more than 25 years across primary, secondary and tertiary settings. He is a published playwright, award winning director and tireless community arts worker. He has also worked as an actor, producer, dramaturge, facilitator and professional speaker. He has aspirations to start his own Boy Band before he loses his hair and is kept up late at night by the thought that he may have "missed the boat." Andrew believes in the power of theatre to change the world.

Theatre is a discipline. Like any discipline, we think we are learning about the discipline but in actual fact we end up learning more about ourselves along the way. This is how theatre can change the world. Not whole audiences at a time but one person at a time." Andrew is inspired by people who have the courage to make mistakes in order to locate and then surpass their limitations. When he is by himself he likes to run to "Eye of The Tiger," sing 80's power ballads and dance to Salt and Pepper's "Push It!" He has a truly disturbing playlist

Louise is Goat Track Theatre’s very own, Wonder Woman! Besides being the co-founder of this dynamic company, she also brings a great deal of educational and business expertise to the team with more than 20 years in drama classrooms throughout QLD and a number of business awards under her Wonder Belt. She is an award-winning director of theatre for young people and has been working on Goat Track Theatre shows as a designer, actor, producer, costume designer and educational liaison since 2009.

Her borderline Obsessive Compulsive Disorder [let's face it, she crossed the border years ago...] is put to great use as our General Manager. Louise believes that “art is the key to personal transformation and that theatre provides us with an amazing array of tools to unpack and better understand the world and most importantly ourselves.” When “Bahnsey” isn’t busy Tracking Goats, she keeps busy practicing to be the next Gardening Australia presenter, cooking sourdough bread, knitting dish clothes, and home renovating to the sounds of Joni Mitchell, John Butler and Cat Stevens. (Yes, we know. She really is a dirty hippy!)

After taking to the stage at the young age of seven and discovering a passion for all things drama, Abby knew that the theatre was where she belonged and that the performing arts would no doubt shape the course of her life – and it has. 

Moving from the Sunshine Coast to the big city of Brisvegas, Abby followed her passion right into a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Drama) degree, where she honed skills in acting, directing, and theatre-making and was awarded a university medal upon graduation. Throughout her life, Abby has been involved in countless stage productions both on stage and in a directorial role and worn every costume you can imagine (Feathers? Yep. Sequins? Absolutely. Glitter? Is that even a question?). Throughout her theatre experience, she has always been drawn back to her roots in youth arts and is particularly excited about teaching and inspiring the next generation of emerging artists.

When Abby’s not teaching a Goat Track Kids class, you can catch her strumming a tune on her acoustic guitar, searching for a new pair of funky earrings, or busting out some good ol’ Broadway showtunes at the top of her lungs. Truth be told, her obsession with the Hamilton soundtrack has now surpassed her love of all things The Greatest Showman – and for Abby, that’s saying something!

Having been surrounded by a huge extended family her entire life, Abby has grown up around kids and has always loved their energy and zest for life. Combining this with her love of theatre, she can say that she has well and truly found her happy place on the Goat Track Theatre team.  

If you have seen someone with a camera taking photos of your kids at camp while hanging from a moving car… that’s probably Scarlett! Scarlett is the Goat Track team’s ‘youngest child’, she’s got energy and flair and is ready to post all about it as our very own social media team member! 

She has been acting with the company since she was 4 years old and has loved it since the beginning! She has been brought up in the world of theatre by the Goat Track community and has been here for 15 wonderful years of creation, fun, and connecting! Goat Track in the literal sense is her family but she has also found some of her lifelong friends here which she loves to hang out with.

Scarlett can be found constantly striving for her goals and dreams with passion and gusto something she has mastered whilst being at Goat Track all these years! If she’s not sitting by a creek drawing in her sketch pad or reading a vintage book, you’ll probably find her baking sour dough bread and listening to Kate Bush. 

You’ll hear Christie before you see her as her, big energy and even bigger voice proceeding her. Having trained as an opera singer and actor Christie has acted and sang all over the world before hitting the streets Goat Track Theatre. She is an Opera Singer, Actor and Director and has been running and coordinating various programs, events and productions for 9 years and has taught voice and drama students for 5 years. Having trained to a PostGraduate level at the Queensland Conservatorium of music and found a passion for performing, creating, storytelling and enacting her death on stage - which weirdly enough is her specialty.

Not only has she acted and sung on stages in Australia, Switzerland and Germany she has produced, stage managed and directed operas, musicals, plays and you may recognize her voice on radios or in the background on the TV, or not, she’s sneaky like that. When she’s not at Goat Track you will probably still find her singing, acting or making her own sound effects, with or without an audience, it can’t be helped.

Meet Imogen, the dynamo of all things performance! From the tender age of four, Imogen was already stealing the spotlight and wowing audiences with her mesmerising talents. Dance, drama, and singing became her life's rhythm, and she danced her way into hearts across the globe. From the Australian Ballet to dancing at the Sydney Opera House, the stage was her canvas, and she painted masterpieces with her every move.

But the magic didn't stop there! Imogen and her theatre troupe were no strangers to victory, as they rocked the Sydney Theatre Festival Fast and Fresh, clinching the top spot and even earning an encore performance at the adult-oriented Short and Sweet festival, where they once again triumphed.

Insert plot twist, Imogen pirouetted her way to a Certificate IV and Advanced Diploma in Elite Performance in Classical Ballet at the prestigious National College of Dance. At 17, the city lights of New York beckoned, and after a dazzling audition, she pirouetted her way into the Joffrey Ballet School.

Imogen then rekindled her passion for acting and moved to University of Wollongong to study Performance. Beneath that spotlight-hungry exterior lies a heart of gold. Imogen is the embodiment of effervescence, a bundle of energy that radiates warmth and friendliness. With a heart that beats for teaching, she's a natural with kids and a true source of inspiration.